Network Architect

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Network Architect

Location: Farnborough (onsite 5 days per week)

Due to the nature of the work and the customers we support, the successful candidate must be eligible to meet UK Government and contractual personnel security requirements, including the applicable residency requirements for the role, and have the right to work in the United Kingdom. Some roles may also be subject to nationality requirements where these are necessary to meet UK Government or contractual security obligations.

The Network Architect is responsible for the design, development, and governance of enterprise network architectures across data and voice domains. This role ensures that network solutions are robust, scalable, cost-effective, and aligned with both client requirements and industry standards. Operating across the full ITIL 4 Service Value Chain, the Network Architect drives architectural excellence from strategic planning through to operational support, while leading cross-functional teams and influencing investment decisions that shape the organisation's network capability.

Plan & Strategy

Design & Transition

Obtain/Build & Delivery

Operate & Support

Desired

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